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Swimming great Thorpe’s Sydney home burgled

Updated on: 07 June,2025 09:29 AM IST  |  Sydney
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The estimated cost of the stolen items was about Aus $ 150,000 (US$98,000), Sydney radio station 2GB said

Swimming great Thorpe’s Sydney home burgled

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Australian Olympic swimming great Ian Thorpe has had watches, jewellery and sentimental items worth nearly $100,000 (approx Rs 85 lakh) stolen from his Sydney home, his manager said. 

His Olympic medals, which include five golds, were not taken and there were no obvious signs of a break-in, Thorpe’s manager James Erskine said. The estimated cost of the stolen items was about Aus $ 150,000 (US$98,000), Sydney radio station 2GB said.


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